Ruby on Rails

You can have 2 controllers to input data, the basic pages can represent actions in a site controller and post can be another one just as session controller. Any representation of storage data must be related a some model on rails, you will need to have user, post and other database related record.

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> Em 01/08/2015, às 01:18, Lawrence Pan <lists@ruby-forum.com> escreveu:
>
> Hi all, I am very new to the rails framework and also web programming in
> general. I am currently planning to work on a personal brochure site
> which has a simple blogging feature. It is going to be very light so I
> did not want to use any blogging engines. What I want is the followings:
>
> 1. Three pages, 'home', 'about' and 'blog';
> 2. Two types of post: 'Micropost' and 'regular post';
> 3. One user(which is me) who can create/modify/delete all kinds of
> posts;
> 4. There exists user login but no user can be created(except me, it is
> planned to be created within rails console);
> 5. On the "home" page, it shows a list of microposts and on the "blog"
> page, it shows all of the regular posts. On the other hand, the about
> page just displays some static texts;
>
> ....
>
> Before I get my hands dirty and start coding, I want to make sure if it
> is feasible. I am very new to the concepts of MVC so I am not sure if
> the followings are correct.
>
> 1. Create controller 'pages' that has 'home', 'about' and 'blog'
> actions;
> 2. Create 'user' model with attribute: 'name' and 'password';
> 3. Create controller 'session' for login
> 4. Create models 'micropost' and 'posts' which are belonged to the user;
> 5. Create controllers of 'microposts' and 'posts' for create/destroy;
>
> I am not sure if the following design will work. Also, is it okay if I
> do not have a controller for model 'user'?
>
> Thank you very much
>
> Regards
> Lawrence
>
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